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Classical Pianist Katya Grineva Performed Free Concert at P.S. 206
for Phil Ramona Orchestra for Children and their families
WHAT: This past Saturday on November 2nd, acclaimed classical pianist Katya Grineva presented the children of the Phil Ramone Orchestra for Children and their parents with a lovely mini concert in West Harlem. The children and parents were excited to see a world class musician come and play just for them. As part of her long-standing commitment to bringing classical music to underserved children, Katya’s non-profit organization, KATYA CONCERTS FOR KIDS, will welcome these children and their parents for FREE to her Carnegie Hall concert, December 27th.
WHEN/WHERE: Saturday, November 2nd at 540 Lenox Avenue in West Harlem, New York City.
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About Katya Grineva
Born in Moscow, Katya began studying piano at the age of six, attending the Moscow Music School. She went on to the Moscow High School of Music under the aegis of the prestigious Moscow Conservatory, where she studied with Professor Pavel Messner. In New York, she was awarded a scholarship to immediately enter the Mannes School of Music graduate program, studying with Nina Svetlanova, followed by private coaching with Vladja Mashke, who played a key role in the young pianist's development. Katya made her American debut in 1993 with the Baltimore Symphony. In 1998, she made her Carnegie Hall debut. In 2006, Katya was chosen to exclusively perform and record the world premieres of piano sonatas by romantic Viennese composer Marcel Tyberg. In 2023, she had the distinct honor of opening the new Field Arts & Events Hall in Port Angeles, Washington. Her philanthropic work garnered her accolades, including being the recipient of the Gusi Peace Prize from Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, and Outstanding Women Award from Ercolano, Italy. She has been awarded the honorable title of Steinway Artist, a special honor from the New York State Shields, and recognition from the government of Guam for her special achievements. She has released nine CDs, the latest one being The Complete Chopin Nocturnes. Katya splits her time between New York City and Woodstock where she has hosted over 400+ virtual recitals and 75+ in-person house concerts. For more information, visit katyagrineva.com.
Katya performs at “A Classical Holiday” concert at Carnegie Hall, Friday, Dec 27th. For tix, visit CarnegieHall.org.
